Defense Minister Nikos Dendias marked the 82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings with a message posted on the social media platform X, paying tribute to the Allied forces that participated in one of the most significant military operations of the World War II. Source link
Cyprus’ reservoirs are in much better shape than last year, but officials are warning that the island is far from being in the clear. Source link
A €10.4 million modernization and underground expansion of the historic Archaeological Museum of Sparta is underway, Culture Minister Lina Mendoni announced. Source link
Differences between borrowers and banks over the interpretation of a Supreme Court ruling on loans covered by Greece’s Katseli law are expected to continue playing out in courtrooms, despite the publication of the decision. Source link
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has described the government’s proposed constitutional revision as a necessary step to address future challenges, stressing that the initiative is not driven by electoral considerations. Source link
Alina Fernandez Revuelta grew up inside the Cuban Revolution as Fidel Castro’s daughter and later fled the country in search of freedom. Source link
Greece suffered a 1-0 friendly loss to a superior Italy in Iraklio on Sunday. Source link
A 56-year-old German national arrested in Crete on suspicion of espionage has denied the charge. Source link
Plato’s Academy, the birthplace of ideas that helped shape Western civilization, stands today as a monument to neglect rather than learning. Source link
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Missiles continue to fire across the Persian Gulf and in Lebanon. The price of oil is close to $100 a barrel, and shortages of fertilizer, helium and aluminum are pushing up the price of food and other necessities, fueling cost-of-living pressures. Source link